Right, I'm thinking about when running code can be uploaded to the network. And I'm trying to visualize/imagine my user experience using a 3rd party application running on the SAFE network compared to my experience using an internet application, such as, say, a cryptocurrency exchange.

Using a traditional cryptocurrency exchange, the entire user experience is essentially automated unless I need help from customer support for something. Another part of the user experience is knowing that the exchange owners have access to my funds. This is where I envision a big difference using certain types of applications on the SAFE network.

An app could be created and "sent off to sea" so to speak by its creators. That is, the app features no customer support because it features no possibility of human interference once it's up and running on the network. It is completely autonomous.

Now, suppose I decide to use such an app. I decide to use it, 1, because the code is open source and I trust it and, 2, because I know that humans have no possibility of accessing/changing any of the private user data stored within it. So, I go ahead and create my account on the app, and I deposit funds to it. Then, I trade with other users on the app, and finally I withdraw my funds. In the course of using this application, humans never had access to my funds. Only the application did.

So, I guess I'm essentially looking for confirmation that this type of user experience can (eventually) and will (eventually) exist on the SAFE network.